Investor-owned utility








Investor-Owned utilities or IOUs are private enterprises[1] acting as public utilities. Examples may range from a family that owns a well on their property to international energy conglomerates.[citation needed]



List of Investor-Owned Electric Power Delivery Utilities with Assets in the United States of America [2][3][4]





















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Parent Company Operating Company Operating States

AES Corporation (AES)		 Indianapolis Power & Light
IN
Dayton Power and Light
OH
Allete (ALE) Minnesota Power
MN
Superior Water, Light and Power
WI

Alliant Energy (LNT)		 Interstate Power and Light
IA
Wisconsin Power and Light
WI

Ameren (AEE)		 Ameren Illinois
IL
Ameren Missouri
MO

American Electric Power (AEP)		 AEP Ohio
OH, WV
AEP Texas TX
Appalachian Power TN, VA, WV
Indiana Michigan Power IN, MI
Kentucky Power KY
Public Service Company of Oklahoma OK
Southwestern Electric Power TX
American Transmission Company American Transmission Company WI, MI

Avista Corporation (AVA)		 Avista Utilities ID, WA

Black Hills Corporation (BKH)		 Black Hills Power CO, SD, IA, KS, NE
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power WY

CenterPoint Energy (CNP)		 CenterPoint Energy TX

Fortis Inc. (FTS)		 Central Hudson Gas & Electric NY
CLECO Cleco LA

Consolidated Edison (ED)		 Consolidated Edison NY
Orange and Rockland Utilities NY, NJ, PA

CMS Energy (CMS)		 Consumers Energy MI
Dominion Energy Dominion Virginia Power VA
Dominion North Carolina Power NC
DQE Duquesne Light PA

DTE Energy Electric Company (DTE)		 Detroit Edison MI

Duke Energy (DUK)		 Duke Energy Carolinas NC, SC
Duke Energy Progress NC, SC
Duke Energy Indiana IN
Duke Energy Ohio OH
Duke Energy Kentucky KY
Duke Energy Florida FL

Edison International (EIX)		 Southern California Edison CA

El Paso Electric (EE)		 El Paso Electric TX, NM
Emera Bangor Hydro Electric ME
Maine Public Service ME
Énergir Central Vermont Public Service VT
Green Mountain Power VT
Energy Future Holdings Oncor Electric Delivery TX

Entergy (ETR)		 Entergy Arkansas AR
Entergy Louisiana LA
Entergy Gulf States LA
Entergy Mississippi MS
Entergy New Orleans LA
Entergy Texas TX

Eversource Energy (ES)		 Connecticut Light & Power CT
Public Service New Hampshire NH
Western Massachusetts Electric MA

Exelon (EXC)		 Commonwealth Edison IL
Philadelphia Electric PA
Baltimore Gas & Electric MD
Potomac Electric Power DC, MD
Delmarva Power DE, MD
Atlantic City Electric NJ

FirstEnergy (FE)		 Ohio Edison OH
Cleveland Electric Illuminating OH
Toledo Edison OH
Pennsylvania Power PA
Penelec PA
Met-Ed PA
Jersey Central P&L NJ
Allegheny Energy PA
Monongahela Power WV
Potomac Edison MD, WV, VA
West Penn PA
Great Plains Energy Kansas City Power and Light MO, KS

Hawaiian Electric Industries (HE)		 Hawaii Electric Company HI
Hawaii Electric Light Company HI
Maui Electric Company HI

Iberdrola (IBE.MC)		 Rochester Gas & Electric NY
New York State Electric & Gas NY
Central Maine Power ME
Integrys Energy Group Wisconsin Public Service Corporation WI
Upper Peninsula Power Company MI
ITC Holdings ITC Transmission MI
Michigan Electric Transmission Company MI
ITC Midwest IA, MN, IL, MO
ITC Great Plains OK, KS

MDU Resources (MDU)		 Montana-Dakota Utilities MT, ND, SD, WY

MGE Energy (MGEE)		 Madison Gas and Electric WI
Berkshire Hathaway Energy MidAmerican Energy Company IL, SD, NE

Pacificorp--Pacific Power		 OR, CA, WA
Pacificorp--Rocky Mountain Power UT, WY, ID
NV Energy NV, CA

National Grid plc (NGG)		 New England Power MA, NH, RI, VT, CT, ME
Massachusetts Electric MA
Nantucket Electric MA
Narragansett Electric MA
Granite State Electric NH
Niagara Mohawk Power NY
Long Island Lighting NY

NextEra Energy (NEE)		 Florida Power & Light FL

NiSource (NI)		 Northern Indiana Public Service Company IN

NorthWestern Corporation (NWE)		 NorthWestern Energy SD, MT, NE

NRG Energy (NRG)		 Reliant Energy TX

NSTAR (NSARO)		 Boston Edison MA
Cambridge Electric Light MA
Commonwealth Electric MA
OGE Energy Corporation (OGE) Oklahoma Gas & Electric OK, AR

Otter Tail Corporation (OTTR)		 Otter Tail Power ND, MN, SD
PG&E Corporation (PCG) Pacific Gas & Electric Company CA
Pinnacle West Capital (PNW) Arizona Public Service AZ

PNM Resources (PNM)		 Public Service Company of New Mexico NM
Texas-New Mexico Power TX

Portland General Electric (POR)		 Portland General Electric OR

PPL Corporation (PPL)		 PPL Electric Utilities PA
Louisville Gas & Electric KY
Kentucky Utilities KY

Public Service Enterprise Group (PEG)		 Public Service Electric & Gas NJ
Puget Energy Puget Sound Energy WA

SCANA (SCG)		 South Carolina Electric & Gas Company SC

Sempra Energy (SRE)		 San Diego Gas & Electric CA

Southern Company (SO)		 Alabama Power AL
Georgia Power GA
Gulf Power FL
Mississippi Power MS
TECO Energy Tampa Electric FL

UGI Corporation (UGI)		 United Electric Company PA
UIL Holdings Corporation The United Illuminating Company CT
UniSource Energy Tucson Electric Power AZ
UNS Electric AZ
Unitil (UTL) Unitil Energy MA, NH
Fitchburg Gas & Electric MA

Vectren (VVC)		 Southern Indiana Gas and Electric IN
Westar Energy Westar Energy KS
Wisconsin Energy Corporation We Energies WI

Xcel Energy (XEL)		 Northern States Power Company MN, ND, SD, WI
Public Service Colorado CO
Southwestern Public Service NM, TX




References





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  2. ^ Energy Dictionary


  3. ^ Investor Owned Electric Utilities


  4. ^ Investor-Owned Utilities: Asleep at the Switch or Above the Law?









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